- 30dayswild
- Advent
- Anna
- autumn
- baby
- beach
- beauty
- binface
- birthday
- blogging
- books
- brighton
- broken
- children
- Christmas
- church
- Dad
- dark
- darkness
- Easter
- Emmanuel
- family
- friends
- friendship
- fun
- God
- grace
- holiday
- home
- hope
- husbandface
- identity
- Jesus
- job
- joy
- life
- Light
- love
- loved
- maker
- moving
- Mum
- Music
- nature
- parenting
- peace
- prayer
- pride
- Questions
- rain
- rant
- reading
- reality
- rest
- running
- Sarah
- son1
- son2
- sonface
- Spiritual direction
- summer
- sun
- sunny
- sunshine
- tea
- thankful
- tired
- trees
- waiting
- walking
- weakness
- wine
- wonder
- work
- writing
Archives
-
Tag Archives: waiting
Advent 16
It’s been one of those days. One of those weary soul tiring days where there has been plenty of wonder but an underlying tone of exasperation, with the boys, with myself, with this imperfect world of ours. I have not … Continue reading
Advent 7
Hmmm. I think Thursdays in Advent will be throwback ones. Especially dark gloomy windy rainy Thursdays. It has not been the best day around here. And yet. Wonder exists. So I rather grumpily post this from the past and cling … Continue reading
Posted in Life on the journey
Tagged Advent, Emmanuel, God, hope, Jesus, Light, thankful, waiting
Leave a comment
Advent 6
(From a grumpy tired place. But I am forcing myself to recall the wonder. Rather than just crawl under the duvet at the end of this day). On a gloomy December day. Barely any light around. I write of light … Continue reading
Posted in Life on the journey
Tagged Advent, church, darkness, hope, Light, waiting, writing
Leave a comment
Eviction notice…
I think these pictures might say it all this week. Yes we wait. Blah blah blah. Expectant joy. Blah blah. Living one day at a time. Blah blah. Enjoying all the precious moments before the baby gets out, thankful for … Continue reading
Another Saturday night.
I sit again at the end of another week. Wanting to write of other things apart from waiting. But waiting is all we have. Good waiting filled with joy and expectant hope. Tough waiting full of groaning and longing and, … Continue reading